American Figurative Expressionism Edward Boccia
The painter, poet and draftsman, best known for his large-scale triptychs was a favorite of the renowned collector Morton May, St. Louis. Boccia’s early work was primarily naturalistic, and based on life studies. As a young man, he took classes at the Newark School of Fine and Industrial Arts. Upon graduation, the artist attended the Art Students League of New York and continued at the celebrated Pratt Institute in New York on scholarship, where he met Madeleine Wysong, his future wife.(edwardboccia.com)
The painter, poet and draftsman, best known for his large-scale triptychs was a favorite of the renowned collector Morton May, St. Louis. Boccia’s early work was primarily naturalistic, and based on life studies. As a young man, he took classes at the Newark School of Fine and Industrial Arts. Upon graduation, the artist attended the Art Students League of New York and continued at the celebrated Pratt Institute in New York on scholarship, where he met Madeleine Wysong, his future wife.(edwardboccia.com)
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